168 Massage

168 Massage is an unusual entry: an East Asian-style grooming shop whose sign mixes Korean and Chinese text for barbershop and emperor hair washing. It suits visitors who want a long head-to-toe pampering session, with hair washing, facial care and massage, and staff who speak Chinese and Korean. Google reviewers often mention hair washing, facial treatments and thorough care from head to toe, and two call the price reasonable. Skip it if you need a published menu: no prices or service list are documented. Google files it under erotic massage, but most reviews describe grooming and massage, so readers after an adult shop should start with the best happy ending massage in Pattaya.

168 Massage trades under a name that includes Korean and Chinese text (이발소 / 皇帝洗头), meaning roughly barbershop and emperor hair washing. That describes the format reviewers report: a long grooming session rather than a straight massage.

Google reviewers often mention hair washing, facial care and being looked after from head to toe. One reviewer lists a 90-minute, ten-step course including foot wash, shaving, facial massage, a cucumber mask, ear cleaning, nail trimming, back and shoulder massage, shampoo and a facial steam. Another describes about 90 minutes of massage and skin care. The listing notes Korean- and Chinese-speaking staff, and one reviewer mentions Chinese-language help.

The shop has no website, so these details come only from reviews. Its oldest Google reviews describe a café serving Thai and Western food, which suggests the premises had a different use some years ago.

168 Massage publishes no prices, and no reviewer quotes an amount. Two reviewers call the price reasonable or affordable. Ask for the cost of the full course and of shorter options before you sit down.

No booking channel, payment methods or walk-in policy is published. For shops with published rates, see our cheap massage guide.

Google gives the address as 194/5 Tambon Nong Prue, Bang Lamung District, Chon Buri 20150, with no street name. Two reviewers say it is about three minutes on foot from the pedestrian street, meaning Walking Street. Use the Google Maps pin for the exact door. Pattaya has no metro, so there is no station to list.

It is open every day from 12:00 to midnight. For other shops in the area, see our Walking Street massage guide, and for anything later, the late-night massage list.

It suits visitors, especially Chinese and Korean speakers, who want a long grooming and pampering session near Walking Street, and groups of friends; one reviewer came with friends and another with family. It suits less well anyone who wants a firm, focused massage, since one reviewer felt each step was rushed, or anyone who needs prices in advance. The Pattaya directory lists alternatives.

168 Massage has a 4.8 Google rating from 22 reviews. Most recent reviews are five stars, several written in an enthusiastic, promotional tone.

Google reviewers often mention head-to-toe care, hair washing and facial treatments, and several describe feeling refreshed and relaxed after a long session. Kind staff and a friendly owner come up in more than one review, and two reviewers call the price reasonable or affordable. Two reviews give the same directions, three minutes from Walking Street, and one notes Chinese-language service.

The main complaint is from a three-star reviewer who says the care was comprehensive but each step was only skimmed. Older reviews, from two to seven years ago, describe a café with food and fruit juice, so not all of the 22 reviews relate to the current business. Read the rating with that in mind.